Übersetzung für "Risikoermittlung" in Englisch

This can be achieved with the right methods for risk identification and impact assessment.

The system would create a common assessment basis and would enable real-time risk identification.

The Commission will continue its efforts to this effect by developing a common risk methodology.

Risk analyses and risk determination are an effective way for companies to achieve an appropriate level of safety.

Risk determination and risk analysis are therefore legally specified for companies that exceed certain material quantity thresholds.

In accordance with the internal division of competences within Member States, they shall exchange information on dumped munitions with a view to facilitating risk identification and preparedness measures;

In addition, their umbrella organisation of SMEs has been awarded a grant to finance five sector-specific risk identification and assessment surveys.

The importance of a supranational approach to risk identification has been recognised at international level, and the European Supervisory Authority (European Banking Authority) (EBA), established by Regulation (EU) No 1093/2010 of the European Parliament and of the Council [9], the European Supervisory Authority (European Insurance and Occupational Pensions Authority) (EIOPA), established by Regulation (EU) No 1094/2010 of the European Parliament and of the Council [10], and the European Supervisory Authority (European Securities and Markets Authority) (ESMA), established by Regulation (EU) No 1095/2010 of the European Parliament and of the Council [11], should be tasked with issuing an opinion, through their Joint Committee, on the risks affecting the Union financial sector.

The Commission may use any information of a general or operational nature communicated by Member States under this Regulation to perform risk analyses, and may, on the basis of the information obtained, produce reports and develop early-warning systems serving to identify risks more effectively.

Without prejudice to Article 11, the Commission may use any information of a general or operational nature communicated by Member States in accordance with this Regulation to perform risk analyses, using information technology support, and may, on the basis of the information obtained, produce reports and develop systems serving to identify risks more effectively.

The Commission may use any information of a general or operational nature communicated by Member States under this Decision to perform risk analyses and may, on the basis of the information obtained, produce reports and develop early-warning systems serving to identify risks more effectively.

Following an amendment of the European Parliament, the text agreed includes the exchange of information on dumped munitions, with a view to facilitating risk identification and preparedness measures, within the scope of the Decision.

The European Union’s funding will support the prevention, mitigation and preparedness to natural hazards in African, Caribbean and Pacific countries, focusing on mainstreaming disaster risk reduction, risk identification and assessment, early warning systems and integration of disaster prevention into post-disaster recovery.

These best practices are in areas such as risk assessment by banks (in Italy, Germany, the United Kingdom and the Netherlands) treatment of high-risk clients (in Ireland, Germany Italy, France and Sweden), support for specific target groups (the Netherlands), private risk finance (in the United Kingdom and Ireland), incentives for successful SMEs (in Portugal), and encouraging entrepreneurship (in Ireland and the United Kingdom), and consultation by banks (in Greece, Portugal and France).

Contact between national ad ministrations and specialised bodies (especially Member States' own organisations, Europol and the IEC) is also important in identifying risks in practice.

That is why, since 1 January 1994, all employers with staff have been obliged to carry out a risk inventory & evaluation (RI & E) in accordance with the Working Conditions Act.

The methods of risk assessment, responsibilities, the provision of resources, channels of internal and external communication as well as questions relating to required qualification must be clarified.

This module addresses all those who are involved in risk determination (SIL Determination) and the system requirements to be derived from this process.

With the 2003 edition of the Guidelines for Drinking-water Quality, GDWQ, the WHO recommended a comprehensive risk assessment and risk management approach for the first time, termed Water Safety Plans. With this approach, risks to human health can be systematically identified, assessed and controlled in all processes from catchment to consumer.

Until better tests become available, hazard and risk identification has to rely also on epidemiological approaches.

Depending on whether quantity thresholds are reached or exceeded as per 12th BImSchV, documentation such as the safety report must be prepared; this includes risk determination and the risk analysis, the safety management system or alarm and hazard prevention plans.

The risk was assessed based on its geographic location, as well as the trade routes to the countries most affected by Ebola.